How do they communicate in Mexico?

Answer 1

They communicate through a home phones using traditional telephony or Voice Over internet Protocal (VoIP), provided by cable companies or Vonage and Mobile phones. Mexico has extensive GSM, CDMA, and iDEN (Nextel) networks and a number of service providers to chose from. They also have the ability to communicate via internet, which includes the use of programs like Skype.

In addition to traditional services like mobile phones and landline services, satellite phones and long range cordless telephones may be used in more rural areas.

Answer 2

People of Spain communicate like people everywhere else (mostly in forms custom to the Western World). The language they use is mostly Spanish, however, languages such as Portuguese, French, English, or even Catalan are not uncommon. People can communicate by various forms including verbal (face to face), internet (e-mail, chat, etc.), Mali (letters/postcards), or telephone.

Answer 3

There are many ways. It depends on the level of familiarity or the occasion.

Formal

Hola. ¿Qué tal?

¿Cómo está?/¿Cómo ha estado?

¿Cómo le va?

Informal

¿Qué onda? (Very used)

¿Qué haciendo?

¿Quihúbole?/¿Quihubo? (Derived from "Qué hubo." Very used)

¿Qué pasó?

Ese mi + name of the person (HE) /Esa mi + name of the person (SHE). This is VERY informal

Answer 4

just as they do in most countries (telephone, internet, mail, etc, etc)

Answer 5

Usually people of Mexican origin speak Spanish.

Answer 6

You should clarify your question.